The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-03-05

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1y hsuSsaa The eaBG q
nssst pHansati0as between here
mi steraon HI, some being evsE
] faok Hsah. and gs0d Stand.
IAefaa Ssga Boal Last Tuesday
tlaa isiOn Executive Com
ae met IT, Mes ssFleanss and re-
s8H hald AFce Temperatures Con
veassnass This yehr-tlae tEst ln New
Orleans Apsil z and q ~ sessnsA
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sAs5'Asi'sf lisl { y Aseals
Alexandria Aass1 Iafk We lisd
tisn asFa sass Sunday morning of
hea1inn Sex. G. WI. 1uHlkies preach
u tlle hisaexille baptist Church. FOR
rleaFs naTness ami profound dirtlon
his sefman was remarkable Nature
IT, lssnn iiaarh tos him. n The sFaFk
III tlle Master MF. 1urakies isa shining
light alakl De Dissemination OF which
ha = alseiiiaes' Alieala ue ElFataal =
Il n sssae q e ministers.
Among nc combinations maae hy
the United States senate on the sd
nlt-, Nc lind taa names q Calhoun
Flicker Of ksst feliniana parish, 20 pc
Surveyor .taeslssal o. Louisiana, asld
Judge llios- Y. Manning. "a kapldes
parish, a. minister q Mexioo ltae
confirmation aF Mr. Manning viii %
hailed viii Joy bT every lsnnisianiaH
81 Ae i ~ aonorea citizen Of orr
State aTsi tDTed hy I'll alike.
Bozsanr Baaner We ilave been
reading the newspapers Of the State
closely for many gears, and haFa noted
the progress ot the State during that
time right closely, but We hsve never
seen = nncl interest manifested IN
the Development 81 The siate as nov,
More rev enterprises being established
and prospects Tor the bniidlHg Of more
new railroads thar Ter wears This Is
= good sign and VIC hope tise good
work will continue
The Raslnn CGliqrapd says of the
Sunday lar. itThis Law is one Of those
wholesome restrictions imposed upon
the people ot inc State fer their social
and moral welfare and sc might say
tor their physical welfare as vel. The
acceptance OF Il generally IN the spirit
N WHICH i was conceived sslil imam
guraie an era Of peace and order in
orr State 70 which our people should
look with eagcrness Of desire. Let as
upheld II becanse 1t Is law, and a
good and Thoissome law 81 that"
The Claiborne Guardian, in speak
ing Of National aid 10 public educa.
ton, SAYS: The several articles we
have been Publishing IN regard 10 the
Blair school bill, VIC hope have been
and others ~ follow, viii be duly con
sideFsd, Tie benefits Of the bill, we
think can be made evident 10 all bat
the blind, The siiiy qHihbieE, the twad
dlef N opposition. We admit the bill
can Be improved, and we know a year
or two 81 experience vii work ont tine
needed Improvement. This bill oHght
10 pass and wall
Alexandria TowH galk Mr.. r
NJ. Brinahnrst, Parish Surveyor ha,
been IL town this week. h Is nov
al wark near Provincial. La. with 3
foree Of nep ID assist him. He !.
Surveying pine lands for Eastern capi,
talisis, DAY Goald being among tbs
number. Mr. BriuEhnrst has 10 esIi-
mats ihr quantity Of pane timber OF
each 40 acre tract, and If less thar
100000 feet, aoss nos take IT, An
Saline, vernon, kapides, Nina. Grant
and Gatah0nla parishes, Mr.. sonid
npE aWEs about 40, 900 acres of pine
land.
Acadia Senfinsl The largest pro.
ducing farm ID The world lies IN ihe
southwest eoTaer er Louisiana. oaAed
BIZ Northern syndicate. and hariag
fsr general manager Mr.. j Il. Wat.
kias. II runs enc hundred miles noral
AMI saaih. The inmense tract is dt
visiea ifto convenient pastures, ~isl
stations q ranches eRery slE Ihlies
Tie tenraRg aloRe cost near htty thoB
AaHl dollars The iand : tssst ''alaplso
~ fiee, sugar corn and eotton. Ihs
ciasaisatst'g, tiilehihg, sle,. . anne Y
steam power. WITH Inc aeiP7ot en chi!
thfee men thirty Seres = day can b
ploEed
ST. Mary Herald 1854 wRs tbs
GaTgsss season fpr tins proaaetian 81